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All of our children have attended Julian Curtiss for elementary school and our youngest is a current student. We've watched the school grow and improve firsthand. Every child has been nurtured and supported by an incredible staff. Because it's a smaller school, the family engagement is wonderful and the community feels tight-knit, it truly is a second home. The administration and teachers alike are incredibly dedicated, compassionate, and genuinely invested in each child's education and well-being. It's also worth noting that JC recently became a School of Distinction, and Greenwich Public School's nominee for CT Teacher of the Year is JC's own Mr. Ehlinger. Outside of the classroom, the JC community is supported by an exceptional PTA; they host fantastic community building events, create meaningful experiences for students, and support Julian Curtiss in so many ways.

This school is way too boring. The classes are 7 hours long. That is how bad it is. The school lunch is gross! Broken plates in the hallway. The teachers are mean. How are they this bad?! Mold infestations in the kitchen. Unsafe chemicals sprayed on the floor. PERIOD. DON'T LEARN HERE!

When my family moved to Greenwich, my dad insisted that I go to Brunswick, assuming that the best private school in town must be the best in the area. We didn't realize that Greenwich Public Schools were as good--if not better--than Brunswick in almost every respect. After my Sophomore year, I chose to leave Brunswick and go to the high school. No question in my mind that the academics were stronger at the high school and the students were better overall at GHS. Leaving Brunswick and going to Greenwich High School instead was the best choice I ever made.

This is a horrible school it is really hard for people to make friends and there are lots of bullies. It is hard for kids to learn in a bad and noisy environment. if you ever come up on a girl named Charlotte Zakka she may seem nice but shes real trouble and a big pain for people.